Mcr Safety 9397L Kevlar Cut Resistant Gloves Large 13 Gauge

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 9397L is a 13-gauge Kevlar string knit glove designed for general-purpose work applications requiring cut and abrasion resistance. Built from ultra-lightweight Kevlar fibers, the glove uses a plain shell construction that keeps hand fatigue low during extended use. The 13-gauge knit delivers a close fit without sacrificing dexterity, making it a practical choice for tasks involving sharp objects, sheet metal handling, light assembly, and similar trade applications. Licensed Kevlar fiber from DuPont confirms the material meets established tensile-strength standards. The glove is sold as a pair and is sized Large in yellow for easy identification on the job.

This glove is suited for residential and commercial trade environments where workers handle sharp materials regularly. Typical applications include HVAC sheet metal fabrication and duct handling, plumbing rough-in work involving copper pipe and fittings, electrical work around conduit edges, and general construction tasks. The lightweight economy construction makes it a cost-effective option for high-turnover glove programs or job sites where a large quantity of gloves is stocked. Minimum order quantity is 12 pairs.

Key Features

• 13-gauge Kevlar knit construction provides cut and abrasion resistance for general-purpose use
• Ultra-lightweight fiber reduces hand fatigue during extended wear
• Plain shell design maintains dexterity when handling sharp-edged components
• Kevlar fiber does not melt, ignite, or conduct electricity
• DuPont-licensed Kevlar fiber confirms verified tensile-strength performance
• Yellow color aids visibility and glove identification on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant glove suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light construction trade applications where hand protection from sharp objects is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for cuts, abrasion wear-through, or fiber separation that could reduce protection. These gloves provide cut and abrasion resistance but are not a substitute for arc flash, chemical, or thermal protective equipment where those hazards are present. Replace gloves when visible wear compromises the knit integrity. Follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements for the task being performed.